Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*. # .y • *• K-taMislii'il July Ifith. ISflO. lh > sti , »yoil Itr Kirt* l"»lh. 1S110 Kf-Kutablinhed F»liraary llth. 1H9I. W. D. WOODS, T. J. DREW. / K.lUTl'llK AND PHOIUMBTOIL* himself usa reformer and an oM fogv, saying that lie did not care for j dancing himself hut if other jieojile ; wanted to aninse theiuselves in this way, he was perfectly willing for them to do so. He said it was un wise and impolitic to pass such re strictive measures as this and turn in'; to the reformers he said that One Dollar a Year. arrived just in time 1o seethe close: of the battle of Olustee and to as.-ist in driving the enemy into .lackson- ville. Two men of Company “I” were' wounded in a skirmish shortly after wards. The Regiment was returned to South Carolina and then with thej balance of the brigade was sent to I Virginia. On the 20th of Mav isti4 they could not sustain themselves by ; the Brigade, commanded by (leneralj such restrictive legislation. lie| “I.ive Oak’’Walker, was engaged in ! CASTORIA for Infants and Children. said that the reipiest was a reasonable and just one. fair. DAIM-TNOTON, S, C. Wednesday, Dee. 30, 1891. Congressman Hemphill was mar ried in Washington last week to a Miss Henry, of Virginia. We call attention to Mr. Waddill’s communication in which he claims that the same men who once certi fied to Mr. Pope’s ability are now. some of them denouncing him as a “third rate lawyer.” If Mr. Waddill is mistaken it will lie easy for some Kven some of the strong adminis tration papers admit that the recent session of the legislature was any thing but a success. Its failure, however, to make the small appro priation of Sgb.OOO for the purpose of having the State represented at the Columbian Kxposition, was a most inexcusable and stupendous blunder j rival of (leneral the battle of Wareboltom Church, i between Iticbmond and Petersburg.! 1 In this battle Company “I” lost three! i"cn: killed, Win. Burris, .lohn W. Burris and W. ,f. Brown,and one of ficer and lifteeu men were wounded. | Shortly afterwards the command was moved over to Petersburg and were in that terrible conllict in which Beau regard held back (Jrant’s whole army with a haiidfull of men until the ar- CMtorla ctirce Colic, Constipation, Four Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives Bleep, and promotes di 4 'Cast or I a is so well adapted to children that I f recommend it as superior to anjr prescription mown to me.” II. A. Archer, M. D., | gestion, *U So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. | Without injurious medication. This Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y FOR SALE. One of the Itest engines and saw mills in the State: 4<i to iiti horse power, fifty feel carriage, three steel plate I toilers. I've limlier carts. uc« saw 50 inches, belts alino.-t new. bul ling saw attached ami saw sharpener, all complete: building can go with machinery. Apply to K. T. hVevcs, .Lanes, or K. Welling, barleston. Also 24 inch ]ilancr and groove and tongue and seven inch moulding machine, planes four sides. Lee’s army. Com- and one that will result in great in-| panv “I” bad two officers and twelve jury to the State. Every Snitb Caro-j lm . n wounded in thisaction. tiener- linian who visits this great K.\jmsi-jal Stejihen Eliott was now eoni- tion will feel the intensesl mortitiea-> mandiug the brigade (leneral Walker tion when he sees the splendid exhi- having been wounded and eajituml hits of other States and timis hisown i i, v theeneniy at Warehottom (’liurclt. entirely mirepresentetl. If there was, The command was then placed of them to set bint straight *i^ M, "t nolhini; else to lie laid to the (dnirge! in (lie “tri'iiches in the matter at issue. j of the legislature, this ought to he To those farmers who have the j ^>«icient m drive every mciher. wl.o front of Peters burg where they remained for nine months under an incessant tire duetion, as extending. mean- we suggest that they plant a | voted against the appropriation, into | of artillery and sniallarms night and | few acres of tobacco and see if they I retirement at the next election. These i day, during the whole time, besides; can’t make it pay. Those who ought progressive and distinguished legis- taking part in many severe battles. I to know sav that fine tobacco will li»'>rs should emigrate to China,: At the battle of the Crater (’ompany i always ’eommand a high price, and where they would probably ho "cl-;"]" lost four men: killed. T. W. Berry that there is not, at least for a goo<l with o|ien arms by the i»eople J. .1. Tininioiis. .lames Wadsworth many yerfrs. any danger of overpro-: «f that exclusive empire. and Win. Hill and nicer and the use of it is so rapidly! Another Chinese like measure was twrdv men were wounded and eight the passage of an act to re(|iiire ini- men taken prisoners, leaving only two i.. . — migration agents to pay a license of men for duty. Kogiiiiotitiil color hear-1 Representative Burn must have ()no dollars for the privi- ( r W. I). Kirvin, and sergeant W. W. been a dancer in his more youthful | ( „, ( , () y juducmg jieoplc to iiiovefrom Pierce one of the color (iiuird. Sover- days. and this probably accounts for 1 1.| ()1 s;(.|| ( ._ ’|’||,. |{j|| professes to he a I mouths afterwards the command the kind feelings he exhibited to-, £ ((I , ^| 1(1 |n.n,.|it of the colored people was moved to the right and was in wards the South Carolina 11ub dur- . n|( | 1() j,| - ( tec t tliein from tbe mis- the battle of (iravelly Run, Coin ing the recent debate in the ls.“gisbi- representations of those who try to panv •'! ture eoncerning allowing it the use j lu | ||(v t) u ,in to seek tlieir fortunes this action, of the State House for the annual j n other sections: but alltlie same State Ball. Mr. Burn ought to have j| Vl .rv fiadisli and restrictive NOTICE! THE UNDKUSKtNED WISHES To IN- FOUM THE IH'liMC' THAT ALTHOl ini HE HAS BEEN BURNT OCT HE IS STILL IN BUSINESS AND HAS A LA lid E STOCK OE OROCERIES, ERUITS, NUTS &c FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES ARE ALSO KEPT, AND EVERYBODY CAN BE SUITED WITH WHAT THEY WANT. I AM NOW LOCATED IN BOYD’S OLD DRUd STORE,N EXT TO THE IIEWI I’T BLOCK, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE WE WILL RECEIVE. THIS WEEK Tvo Gar Loals of HOLIDAV (.’OODS IN LAIidE VARIETY AT Tilt' Diirliiigton Rfiook Store. Presents from .»»■ to S2.MNI: Bolls. Plush Roods; Boll Carriages, Bicycles Tricycles. Velocipedes. Wagons, Toys. Raines. Novelties: Home Amusements. Fireworks. Ar. Santa Claus' Headquarters, B. O. BRISTOW, Proprietor. FROM KENTUCKY, including Fifteen Standard Bred Trotting II ares. We have on hand a large lot of Red Rust Proof SEED OATS. E. C. ROTHOLZ. bad live men wounded in The brigade was now commanded by denernl W. 11. Wal lace. dcucral Elliott having been dis- 0. 0. MERTZ. PETER BOWLES DOKS KIUST CLASS a coinplimenttiry next ball. invitation to the Railroad Bill, containing a many oppressive and obnoxious fea tures, would have become a law dur ing the closing hours of the session of the Senate. It is not the rail roads alone that owe him thanks but the whole State should feel grateful for his work. Some of the features of this Bill were in the highest degree tyranicai and unjust. piece of legislation, and perfectly aided at the battle of the Crater. At characteristic of the body that passed the storming of Fort Steadman com- . , ‘ .. . -i. .r it. The colored people must learn to panv “P’had one officer ind twelve Rut for the parliamentary skill ot , » • , i t , i i , t i. protect l hem selves from swindlers men Mounded and six n.en taken Senator Smvthe. of Charleston, t lie | . .... r j just i.s Other tH-opIo <lo. ami tlH*j>ass- |»risoiH‘rs. At riw* rorksroinpuiiv I age of acts for their special la'iietit do had one man killed. Samuel Parker, more liann than good, for the Very and one otlicer and eight men woinid- simple reason that it does not teach ed and eight men taken prisoners, them to lie self reliant and indcpcud- In a battle near Karmville company out. \s Mr. Wigg, the colored mem- “U’ had one officer and three men her from Reaufort, very truly ob- wounded and at A])]iomattox C. H. it setved. in speakii'g of tlie measure, bad one officer and three men in th" that if a man wanted to make a find last battle. The three men were at- of himself, be could not be prevented tuchcd to eoiupauy “C" I sib S. C. V., from doing so bv legislative enact- whieli was commanded by Lieut. Hill If the legislature had been unwise of Union, S. ('., ('apt. Floyd being enough, and we give it all due credit — in command of the lineof skirmishers. for not doing so. to enact into laws Hfctory of Company ”1*’Iftth Rfgl> Nimleen officers, and men of Com al 1 tin* recommendation of Governor limit .SoiiHl Carolina jmiy “I” who had 1-oen wounded in Tillman, the exeentiveofSmtiiCaro- Volunteers. previous bat lies were with theamhu- liua would now. in all probability. lance train and therefore surrended have more power than the governor fit gives us great pleasure to lav vvilh the rest of Hu company n aking of any other State in the country, before our readers the history of one o.j officers and men of the company hr fact his power would have been of the best coniniMids that Darling- purokv! at A]>poumtto\ C. II. grejiter Mian that of any of the rtilers ton County furnished to iheCon- of the kingdoms and duchies com- federate Army, and return thanks prisiiig the (Jermaii Empire. To ail to ('apt. •Ino. Eloyd tor his kindness intents and purposes he would lie a in furnishing what is but a mer. king.in everrtbing save the name. outline of the service rendered by . ! thU company. W eevpeet. from time I lieie sceins to Ik a putty inn ■ | 0 io give sketches of the other versa! consensus of opinion. *"nongj th;(t v ,, tU „ Hie prominent papers of the Demo-i fr(( . |t , ml | t , ini( . s ,| v re . eratic party, that speaker Crisp has made seme serious mistakes in his lbiickt;e jilnid- anil mixtures, witii plain goods to nuiti li. Comelstlc, a new falirie in Stieel-liades made for coiiiliination in various novel devices. Knitted worsted goods for eliildren, also rapes for ladies and misses. I'mliroVeries, Fosters I'id (tloves in ieading-iiades and pile 1 '. . Kmiless variety of l.ndie-. Misses ami <. iiijdreiis Hose; socks for iiifnnls and infants eloid s. Hildions lo suit the people. Imported Ifolies, something to lie admired. Fancy loiods of all deseriplions. Dress Makers Findings, with p "ier- away down. ! niusi iiisi-t upon vou to come and see for yourself. Mdme. Tliompsi n Itealtli iioiiiie for iiiing entire! , new. .\lma {'orsel, io id,o k and white, heap laidies tn.at eanno! wear enrsi Is. Some- 'em all. oniv s|.00. I >. q)(‘i* Haiigiiiir. And sue Their Elm* of SDH S’ OB ESS GOODS, Kalsomine Work a Specialty. He solicits the patronage of Darlington. WAGONS. a re s s « « i; I g HB!\RV M. SMITH. Dealer jn a!} kinds of ( 0 I X T V • ( L A I M S, t \ r„ Elofeiiee St., Diirliiigton, S.C. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. will (piest that some of the survivor: , put it in our p ivver to do so. appointment of committees, and that U(l ) , M!! rt . grt , t t!lat Klovd Ids action, in this respect, will injure, (lia ))ol n;nkl . skl , u . h the party in the next election. fuller, hut it is eusv to mulerstand I’erhaps the appointment "f j whv j.c vv 0 uld be loath to Springer as Chairman of the Ways and Means committee has Irecn hi- most serious bhinder. as it i generally considered that, under all the circumstance*, the place should have been given to Mr. Mills. detail of sc vvhi ' s|H'; he in ►ok r'lleil a C ».lspie||OilS port, ior tile '"'"•' truly brave are ever modest. It is our iiitentio'i to put a copy of rit;: II Pit vt.t». eoniaining these war nr ti des, on lile in the clerks office, where The Bill passed by the recent | they can be preserved for future re- setsion of the L-gislatuiv, giving an | ference.—Kn.| appropriation of sii.'i,(MHi to Cleinson : College, had a very narrow escape in ; the Senate, and was pii.-setl by tile: persistuit etforts of the aiiti-mlminis-j tration Senators. Senator Beaslev fa-j tniiaiv vored (lie appropriation, and wisely CUNTS' : FTKNISHINCi t G<>OI>S Itefoce Imviiig vom full Idll. Tliev will lie li’lad to sliow you thoir i»’oods, uiid will guarantee tlu k prices to he low enough for voil. Gi ve us a call. iii;st t:« TFvt.i.y M c C A L & B V n C H, 11! Tigs Cbm'to Tliose Wlo ffait; May sound weil {’iiilo-oidier. tint WHY IS THE too we think, for I lie simple rea-on thai the defeat of the Bill would Co. “I” I sin S. C. Y. was orgnn- i-’ei! in the fall of isiii at 1 Ivu-v' into service as the light cejitre or iofur ►f tiie Regiment and lirst Sr|KJ .|S 4 W service oil tile Coast of tkmtlk i! arolina. It then went to N’ivgiiiisi W. L. DOUGLAS “p S3 SHOE CFNfPrrVEN m BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD fOR THE MONEY? A ^ Jt {SAV'MhfeAs/vJior, with no tacks or wax throat! to hurt the fret; /undo «>f fh«* best flno calf, stylish Mia easy, and freettuxe jtc pinko k/iofk or this profit, than mu/ other MnrJfaCtuj'ir, it ruMi!® fiaiul- Mnvod shot's nji»tini{ from $Ij(W to $".»*>. • CtfL 00 tUuntthn Ilftutl^rAYiMl, th<> finest catf 1 eho« «-vcr often 'i for fifl.nuj pquals French imported shoos which cost rrtnti Si-aHn f ipK), and was with <*cm-r.i! 1 ■ i . i!;e •!►•:»' .jjiefc have mediit the .ipeiiiug for sit I have resulted in melit to the wild an- -tu dents. poslpoiieuient of the i Marvhiud Ftylisii, comfortable nud (Ittrabh*. Tiiobost too fver ofTerod nt this price ; same ftrado as cus- •;< tin 1 • ‘ mini.u:(!.'! I t 4*.iinj»;ng I. I lit* ij, toinniadoFiK^’sco tinjfromf'hntoS'.hh', , • . , , . »TO I'oltco hln»e; Fanners. Kail mad Men . !,♦: I’ \ . ' * • t; «Pwa and Ix'ttcrYnrricrsiiM wcarthHin; flnecalf, Ollf Veit!' anil I . ■ ■ 8eamlcM,tfnnH»th Itisldo, heavy Unco UXICIJ. * \i»rr.(if»'i i h: 1 is-iiiil \v i k sIoncdKp. Ono pair xvill wear n year, tli<*iiilNii'if • 1 ‘ ' U u ' . CCO 30 flue cnlfi noUdfcrrliocovcr AffcrMt n% (II dpi" ..II , ,1 I I|j|| (| | ,,civ lie U'laurlvc; (rial nIII nmvluuu Uiuw , ... . . ! ‘I* »! ,, ‘! di MdlNtli, lilli. I !ll>< J'.I'.'n - svho want a Bhoc forcotnfurt ami r.orvioo. liriJK VHlinher of nO\. s . U C&O ^3 and ff’i.OO UdiliinmtnitiN shoos , .. . UtTe WOu.’.UJ'<i in ( (*’’| Ih Ini; iieliuU,. nro very stror.t; nnd durable. TImso who ttlio are tje.<in»MS <d elltemur I , . "* , ., hare Blvt*n thoniatrlal wlllwear nootherinuko. A few day- utteiwem,. .!d !.«7mie.it. Boys’ battle on i he Rapi-Ht' Dds a truer ring to iii • liuving public ilii.- season, ll lliercever v .e i liinv wlnn you t'e!t tbat vour i‘idiar luest •lo doub!'-.!iijy. ili;;i tjiue is now. L’enli^ing this eolldil ioii, vc colli" before till' trade Two-horse wagons are now Manufactured at ti SUP FACTOR!, . DARLINGTON, S. C. CALL AND SEE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. A COMPLETE STOCK OF i Buggies, Carts, A N l> FURNITURE Always on Hand. Oudertaker’s Supplies, Mis- Maggie .tones, of .liinies .lolim-ou A; Co., of \evv York, I lie loille-l mitlincr- in the metropolis, will he glad to serve yon with the latest that can he pie.iiucr 1. Sur Placs is Strictly First-Slass. foil and See. Respectfully, E. C ROTHOLZ. MAIL (JllDKRS proini tlv iittended to. NEW m STORE, ooeooooooooonoot) O ( )oooooooooooo(yoo- - WOODS & MILUNti Take pleasure in annoiim ing that they have opened a ire prepared lo sn;l every one ,n i!:,— e very n r. ■Reus Bools and Shoes. Ladies. Misses and Childrens Mines, Rnhher Shoes of ali Sixes, Ruhher Roods for Rents. Ladles and Children. I .ry aii’clt Sjflondid n^sortincut of iii)iTiias, Tninks, Viiii.spvs and Truv^lin^’ Hays; l all special altentioii to ineij I’k !!c!i Cdi-h, lilacklnr. .X(, onplele , lock of iK-n* tSi)0(\S \N'ii> ti.Vi I'rh'l'h r lA : l fs’ ps'i’ipq,’ || Y'l’s NEW STORE! miim Ua vvAisug.iiii in In the •lejitb of Dr. Ik \. (viiilo-. li.| rivi-; n,( uienvteu «.••:!, I, wiii, ll sad eve i oeeiirrnl la.-' VM-k. j id l!)i- battle. Pile R'*.;ilU"di ,fn; 4 harlestoi! lo es her most I,i-,,i,ineiitjntt.*ielim| to Geu'l. ti. Evan’s 5*rig *' W'UfW V , , r , Intake ko HrnsTTTrTfi.jrf Mill] Jl MM^con \\;H .*»• SKlii i ill'* and that Willi w'JjC TSoT’f; LAhI \Tr«>ek i o r n j iCwil n ’iiow'by **.*>.i»<J ffnpii-HCwiMl shoe, bp«t . .• r—— —7 * i " '"Vobi* * *i.i > U Ji: GMAltl French 1 , ImportediHiocs ciMtiijR'fi'om ^i.WtTih9<cik>, ( l.ii.lloi 1 '* .Hi. *.*.<l« iiii.1 si.»a «I|IM be , yiMe.afvi the MmAim IV’iiyola. Hyii.ri.iialiiuraiiln, t that call not be ei|llillled. Me do not ask your palroimgc simply for friend ship’:- nike, or for past favors; but vve come ns hom.-t business nieii a,nl a k your trade for tiie ^ ... I / i vv.-.s known ttiroiigboiil (lie wholi j I Pood's Texas brigade forme 1 p , ii|i . , eoiintA. He tilled with sigiijil abili-! dirisiun and was attaelied to (iein r.tl : rtMi n t n . . ty the position of dean of the faculty j l/mggtreet’s corps. Theeoinniaiid I hiv- Ch ' ldren Cr y for Pltcll 0 r S CastOfia, of the Medical College, and theplntsefarranged fought through the tir-'f” made vacant by ids death will l»et Maryland campaign. Althe battlu of difficult to till. A ery early in tip'. Manassas Company “i”lost four nicm-v .Killed: P. II. Hodge. Elias Gram- •Jiani. .(esse Odom ami Richard tiatlin. and one ollieer ami eighteen men wounded. At South Moiiniaiu it had ! one officer and five men wounded and PEiTfECTEO CRYSTAL LENSES THADC MAPM. Qwllty tMt til Ahryj. war he practically reliu<(tiislnsl Ids. huge and lucrative practice and gave his time fo the medical department of the service, occupying at different times ]Misitious'of.great responsibili ty, The cause of his death was a'4vvo men taken prisoners. At Sharps severe at tack of the grip, whieli was’burg. Lieutenant A. II. Wnml- aggruvated . by Ids disiiicliuafiim to. filled and eight men were woiindnl. The Brigade was shortly aft ‘rwards Sent to Mississippi and at the Battle hf Jackson Company “i” lo.-t o„e ^ . Dealer - and - Optician nmn; killni, Alex Stokes, aim hutl oih 1 r officer ami eleven men wounded. Das I lie. exclusive-sale of thesc eele- leave off visiting others who were serioitslv sick with tiie same disease, K.J>. IIKISTOW, Tliere was ipiite an animated’ dis : cushion in the Legislature, on the last day, concerning the propriety oLi4- The coiiimaml was retnnied to South j lowing the State House to lie used for the anniuil State Ball, in 'vthieli brated goods in Darlington, S. C. Carolina shortly after Yiekabtirgsur- ■ K K 1.1. A M Sl MOB It F. rendered, (apt. NorwiMid resigned 'Pile only niaiiiifactiiring Optieinus in Dollars and tli,it we will s.ive yon. With pluck, energy, and an uneering judgment, backed by the Almighty Ainerieaii Dollar, we have secured BARGAINS that no ninety day credit concern enn ever lio|>c li> reach. Me are no longer strangers among vou. but have proven the past four years that wc tullill every promise we make. \\ e now propose to sell you goods at prices to meet those of your cotton. With many thanks to the public for the very lil"Tal patronage of the past, we respectfully in- v ite everv one to ( At,I, AT OUlt NEW STAND and we will prove that we are still THE LEADERS OK LOW I'RICES. Very Respectfully, Sulziiaciier & Son, .n:\vri.KKs. FLORENCE, S. t . anil DARLINGTON, 5, C. oi 'i> inronii the c" .i e t. ai e ;,.ive e.jM'neit a|> „ |i|--i ela- iHn : IttOOIlK ; STOlUfo Wi I, ;,.wr iMile. We I'otic ill Ilii' t,ow"-i !’ --ilil. Priw-; e!>;.«ii: e mi .-■;• I— .eld at a -in ill l!' i(‘ n'v -iimr nf ilii- liinv we earrv: ■!;. iiiivo I ie* ,:V('"’'e.; New ;ei.| Allraelive OimhI- ' v', ’" a ' I'i*’I're-enl t>iice of cotton, mer- !" e clave (•; pretil. Dry Boods m(\ Notions in all tlicjr Departments, in all their Dejiarlinenl-.. in ail their Departments. IN< LCDINi. MANY V. SIIOMS! SHOKSIJ In ilii d( joirinu u; we cmu styles. Md)c; nre ! O :r I, »<!!* >’ ;! ■ ■ inM'I** .V; *( i/n i> SIIOFS!!! -I !a .tii|ii>c : . Wi A CARD. sell ilii iroo*I> Mini .'D’m ran lee l hem ms representyd. itilfoV. A. J. BROOM. ripiwsaiilative Burn took frproiuiuenL 4nou afterward and Lieiit..l,din I'loyiY, tiie South, Atlanta, (ia. part, and his remarks were..seiiiiMen.aas promoted toCaptain. 'Phe ivgi-.a ^ n.,1 •supplied with \\'*ll v , / vi i i x ” JT ami to the point. jle atmouneedtmeut was sent to Olustee, Fla., and’these famous glasses. j AA 111COX S UUl iSlOl’e. . . u»»! * v. A “* * 1 • ’ Mrs. h. \\ . Parker begs to an- om -t'.ek «.l Men-, ilny ami ( liihlrcn- Ri iiilv-ma te oii.ihtn " i- ver l ir.-c w,. IIOUIKV that she Will reopen her ( Jin Ii: ti(»! onl> llie retrul.ir -ized men. Inn .ilso ii,,. Lm/ hikI sTf|n and t’,.. p.’, j Millinerv and lke<»9im«tkin^r elMti’h- Onrelotliiii!; isall inanuraelnred 1»y r\|»er!( nn-d Tani,i ami ' H?l< lishment on or about the 15tl. of Vl'.VTS. SIi'lllTS,''xEciv'\VKAU, Cmlervi. ar. llo-ierv. al-n carry in stoek Se]iteniber, with Mrs. Doyle (one of Baltimore’s most fashionable dress makers.) to -npvrinleml the div-s making dep.irtmeiil. and Mi.-s A. I. Burnette the millinerv department. L'N.kotlt for .Jlcf inlverti-eti.i lit next wwk. .y> I* pu ji run tee il Yi.riel . We \w Qiin Ri'mi , ni! er the plitee: II.wilt Bnihbii-r, N iitv--';> r. BRUNSON, LviTc'N & CO.